Vitreus wallet

What is Vitreus (WVTRS)?

The W in WVTRS is the whole story: this is a wrapped ERC-20 form of VTRS, the native unit of the Vitreus chain, issued so the asset can move inside Ethereum tooling. The chain it comes from runs a two-token design, where VTRS is the base asset and a separate energy token covers execution costs, so the thing you hold on Ethereum is a claim-style representation rather than the coin that operates the network.

Practical consequences follow from that. On Ethereum, WVTRS behaves like any ERC-20: transfers cost ETH, and the wrapped token itself does nothing on its own - it does not participate in the origin chain's staking or its on-chain governance while it stays wrapped. Getting back to the native form means going through the bridge that issued the wrapper, and that is a deliberate round trip, not a send. Anyone planning to use Vitreus governance should be clear which side of the bridge their balance is on before counting it.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum. Because a wrapped position is usually something you set aside rather than trade, the arrangement that suits it is a key created inside the card's secure chip, with a second identical card as the backup and a seed phrase only if you decide you want one. Storing a long-parked wrapper behind a card you tap twice a year rather than a hot key is simply the proportionate choice.